Due to the release of the third and last part of the comic
trilogy The Promise, which is available in comic shops on
Wed 9/26 and in bookstores on Tue 10/9, its author, Gene Luen Yang,
has created a contest in Twitter. You only need a retweet to
participate for the prizes, which are:

A Lego Aang minifig

A Lego Katara minifig

Two minifig stands

A bookplate (i.e. sticker for the inside cover of your copy of
A:TLA – The Promise Part Three) with a personalized message and
Gene Yang's signature.

IGN has published some new information about a possible The
Legend of Korra animated movie:

"Big news, Avatar fans! Thanks to Paramount Animation, we may
soon be getting a Legend of Korra movie.

Paramount has remained pretty quiet since the studio's animation
division was launched last summer, announcing little else than a
sequel to The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. However, now that
DreamWorks is in talks to move to another studio, Paramount has
recently ramped up its animation plans by hiring seven writers to
tackle projects, some of which Mary Parent and J.J. Abrams will
oversee. What's more, Paramount chief Brad Grey has been tasked
with hitting up its sister division Nickelodeon for animated
properties including The Legend of Korra, Dora t…

The Promise trilogy has told us the story after the
Avatar: The Last Airbender series, which its last part comes
out in September of this year. However, Dark Horse Comics announced
Gene Luen Yang and Gurihiru will return for a second Avatar: The
Last Airbender graphic novel series called The Search,
which will explore the biggest unsolved mystery in Avatar
lore: what happened to Prince Zuko's mother? A release date is
yet to be confirmed.

In an interview made by Comic Book Resources, Gene Yang has
revealed some details of this new trilogy:

This weekend, you announced "The Search" as the next
miniseries in the "Avatar" series of Dark Horse's graphic novels.
As a fan of the original "Avatar: The Last Airbender" series, I'd
really love that title to ref…

I'm writing my next fanon episode and I'm not sure about
something. I don't know if I should include it or not becuase I
don't know if it's possible in the Avatar World.

The Moon and Ocean spirits, Tui and La, decided to manifest
themselves in the physical world as Koi fish. That means that they
were fish in the spirit world or not? Can spirits choose an animal
or something else to manifest themselves in the real world, and
could a spirit like Koh, for example, manifest himslef as a
human?